The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25

~ ou'Ap 1ou IN vsChUs Oiu.
OATs-From store, white, S7@98c;
mixed, $40; from leves or depot, white,
In bulk, 34c; In sacks, sos; mixed,
In hulk, 800; In sacks, SIC.
yFLoUR--From store, common,S 100
8 IS: family, IS 50@3 90; choice,
IS 1898 so; fancy, 50 85GsA 10; extra
fancy, "a 20(S4 80; patents, "a 1905.
Steady. To-.
BEANs-Navy, -; medium, 81
OArnnAL-In half barrels, $2@8 25
from etore.
CRAcKERs-Sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4ac; extra, 70; ginger
shape, extra, 90; assorted jumbles, l0c.
CRAcKRD WHkAr-In half barrels,
"a 26 from store.
HoMISr AND GRrr-From store, t9
as %.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 24.-wheat
steady; No. 2 soft, Csc bid. $40 asked.
Corn steady No, 2 oseh, $50 bid, $50
asked; October, S8tc bid, S6} asted;
ye~, S6Sc asked; Nay, ssc. Oats, 23s,
bid.
ST. LOUIS, No, August 24-rlour
quiet and steady. Wheat 49ltc lev.
or, owing 70 the break in California.
The market opened steady, with lib.
ersl offerings In large chunks, and
! when the report from San Francisco
came Ia lbs break wa by rapid jumps;
No 2 red, cAh, colo; September,
69I S89t., cloain, Il 69to; October,
7Oi(S7l L., clo<ing ct 7lc; December,
74tCa75tc, closing 1t 74tci nsy: az
@82}c, closing at sc, Corn ttalc low
or, trading largely In May; cash, $50
4O}c; September, 372@37tc, closing at
37ic; October, 3sACa3stc, closing at
3stc; November, Sst93sic, closing at
Sstc; May, 4l}@4liC, cl, ang at Ate.
0ais barely steady; caso, 2l3c; Sep
tsmber, 24ac; October, 24sc; year,
24ic; Nay, Sole. Rye strong at 473c
bid. Barley sominsl. Hay higher
and in demand; prime timothy, $l29
10 SO; prairie, 80 60t9l0 30. Bran
Arm at 60c. Cornmesl finn at 81 200
2 rs. Reoeipts-Flour, 1000 brls; ;
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu |;
oats, $1,000 bu; rye, none; barley,
1000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls I;
wheat, 1000 bu;. corn, $1,000 bu |,
oats, 5000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley,
200 bu.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 24-F.ir
weather with no signs Of frost any
whore bad an inspiring effect on the
bsars this morning, End both wheat
and corn we're sold freely at the OPEN
ing. September wheat started t. lower
at 69tc and sold down to 6SIe(s89c
| within fifteen minutes. After tue fret
fairy was over the pit became very
dull and remained 30 mp to half sn
hour before the close. Thsie Vas sb.o-
lutely no outside business, and the local
crowd did little more than scalp for
or I Of Q cant. A break Of 8 per cent.
In wheat at Ban Francisco caused q
similar break here, aud sep.smbeI
closed q, 8si@6si. the lowest figure o.
the day. Corn was quite active, bu'
the business came largely from the 10
cal crowd and consisted In either sell
ing out Of long stud or shorsing the
market. There Wa no distinctive
buying for investment, ~ there baa
besn 81 times In the pact lev wseks
September sorp, which opened at Al
sold down to 4Otc before IL o'clock,
but for the balance Of the day IL KEEP
steady arouad %Otta40Sc, closing a
4okc May wss the favorite option anC
declined In about the same proportion
~ aApt~mhey, 0.ts we're e4eiey, an.
Ia slight decline In alues occurred
Trading was quiet aud the market dull
September opened at 24ic aud de
clined TO 24ic Cash quotations wen
as follows: Flour remains quiet, Will
no material change. No. 2 sprin
vhsst, CSC; No. 8 spring wheat, Csc
NJ. 2 red, 69tc; No. corn, 403c
No. 9 oats, 2t2c; No 2rye, 44}c; No.
barley, nominal; No. ] Asxseed, 81 00i
prime timothy seed, q 20. The lead
, log futures ranged 90 follow: Wheat
No 2-Augu-t opened al este, hiehes
este, lowest CSC, closing at 6Sc; Sep
tember opened al 69tc, highest cots
lowest 6s}c, closing At 8sio; 0ctobe
; opsned a. 70ic, highett 7lc, loves
/: 70tc, closing 81 70tc; December opene
; at 74ic, highest 74ic, lowest 7SiI
closing at 73ic. OoTn, No. 2-Auguf
op.n,d at 40ic, highest 4oic. lowe,
+: 40tc, closing al 40ic; y plenbe
! opened at 4lic, hiehsct 4lie, loves
!. i0ie, elOtiDg at i0i October opsno
al ii.c. highest 4lss, lowest 4ltc, c o.
I; ing Il 4ltc; May opened at 45io, higl
!: est 4btc, loves. AL, closing at "A
) Oats, No. 2--August opened at pa
biVhes, 2i}c, lowest 2itc, closing
, 24ic; September opened At 2iIe, big
esi 2iis, lowest 2iic, closing at PAT
!. October opened at 26ic, highest 2bi
loxest 25ic. closing Mt 2bbc; NJ
I, opened at 30ic, bishts, 3oic, love
1 sole, closing 1T 3is. Rsosip,s
y Flour, 20 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 b.
a corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 800. 900 b
y rye, 5000 bu; barley, 81 900 bu. sni
!, mstts-Flour, 1900 brls; whe'
/. l74o00 bu; corn, $4,000 bui oa'
/, $1,000 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barle
rRovIsIOss.
!. BurTxR-Butterine, l4C1l6; cresl